Pennsylvania – Umbrellas flip and wet pavement glistens across State College this morning as warm air surges in ahead of a soaking round of rain that will intensify through the day.
According to the National Weather Service, showers and thunderstorms will expand through late morning, with wind gusts reaching 25 mph and temperatures climbing near 79°F before conditions shift. Rain becomes steadier into the afternoon, with heavier bands expected by evening, increasing the risk for localized flooding on low-lying roads and near Spring Creek.
Drivers along US-322 and I-99 should expect reduced visibility and standing water. Plan extra time and avoid flooded roadways. Conditions may deteriorate quickly after sunset as rainfall rates increase.
By Sunday, colder air arrives fast. Highs drop sharply to near 51°F, and lingering showers early could mix with wet snow late in the day or into the evening. While accumulation looks limited, even light flakes could create slick spots, especially on bridges.
The bigger shift comes into Monday morning. Temperatures plunge to around 26°F, creating widespread frost and a potential flash freeze where roads remain damp. Early commuters should watch for icy patches despite recent rain.
Sunshine returns Monday afternoon, though highs stay cool near 45°F. A steady warm-up follows, with highs near 59°F Tuesday and mid-60s by Wednesday, signaling a return to more typical spring conditions.
Five Day Forecast for State College, PA:
Saturday: Showers and storms, high near 79°F
Sunday: Showers early, cooler, high near 51°F
Monday: Mostly sunny, morning frost, high near 45°F
Tuesday: Sunny, high near 59°F
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, high near 66°F
